Qantas schooling minima's
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Hi, was just wondering if anyone could tell me if qantas have any lenience when it comes to their school grade minima's.
Due to being an idiot i slacked off in 7th form (nz last year of school) and managed to get 49% in physics, which although is regarded as a C "pass" in nz does not reach the 50/100 that qantas requests.
Would qantas look past this, or should i do one of those hsc physics in a month aviation courses?
obviously qantas isnt the only airline around but the more options the better.
Thanks
Due to being an idiot i slacked off in 7th form (nz last year of school) and managed to get 49% in physics, which although is regarded as a C "pass" in nz does not reach the 50/100 that qantas requests.
Would qantas look past this, or should i do one of those hsc physics in a month aviation courses?
obviously qantas isnt the only airline around but the more options the better.
Thanks
This has been done to death on these forums recently, do a search and see what you come up with, but as an alternative why don't you try this link:
Air New Zealand Pilot Careers
Cheers,
TL
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TL
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So if your standardized mark is "C PASS" who cares what the actual mark is. If you have a "Pass" you have a pass. Shut-up and show them the bit of paper that says "Pass"
This sounds like one of those interview questions where giving too much information only digs you a hole.
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This sounds like one of those interview questions where giving too much information only digs you a hole.
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thanks slice,
You would think that if the years average exam result was 30% and you scored 48% and were graded as a PASS with the mark of C, you would have no worries. (Unless the certificate actually states your individual unstandardized percentile score. Which I'm pretty sure is uncommon)
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* Pass generally means an examination mark of 50/100 or better.
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Scatboy3.
Very true as these idiots that mascerade as teachers in this politically correct world cant have students "failing".
They dont give a stuff about the student, but not having the "fail" word makes them look good.
Perhaps these so called "teachers" should be assessed as a function of their classes test results.
The only problem there is that the teachers would make the tests so damned easy.
Imagine their outrage if their students had to get 70 or 80% to pass a subject as do we!!
Go figure.
Very true as these idiots that mascerade as teachers in this politically correct world cant have students "failing".
They dont give a stuff about the student, but not having the "fail" word makes them look good.
Perhaps these so called "teachers" should be assessed as a function of their classes test results.
The only problem there is that the teachers would make the tests so damned easy.
Imagine their outrage if their students had to get 70 or 80% to pass a subject as do we!!
Go figure.
